Table 3 Summary of fine-scale spatial genetic structure analysis

From: Short-term genetic consequences of habitat loss and fragmentation for the neotropical palm Oenocarpus bataua

Type

Location

D1

Fij1

bFlog

Sp

Adult

BBS

28

0.0111 (±0.0086)

−0.0025 (±0.0009)

0.0025

 

Fragments pooled

28

0.009 (±0.0071)

−0.0034 (±0.0046)

0.0034

Beneath

BBS

6

0.066 (±0.0066)

−0.0105 (±0.0012)

0.0113

 

Fragments pooled

6

0.0794 (±0.0072)

−0.0175 (±0.0016)

0.0190*

Dispersed

BBS

10

0.0202 (±0.0037)

−0.0034 (±0.0005)

0.0035

 

Fragments pooled

10

0.0772 (±0.0096)

−0.0179 (±0.0024)

0.0194*

  1. Summary of fine-scale spatial genetic structure (SGS) analysis of Oenocarpus bataua adults, beneath recruits and dispersed recruits at Bilsa Biological Station (BBS) and pooled across six forest fragments. Maximum distance in first distance interval (D1), kinship coefficient in first distance interval (Fij1), slope of the regression of the kinship coefficient on spatial distance (bFlog), and strength of SGS (Sp). Standard errors (s.e.) are given in parentheses. Underlined Fij1 and bFlog indicate significant values (P<0.05; 10 000 permutations of individuals among locations). Bold and asterisked Sp values indicate that the strength of SGS in samples pooled across fragments differed significantly from BBS (P<0.05).
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